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Fathi Uraybi was born on 15 March, 1942 in Sabri, Benghazi, Libya, is a writer. Discover Fathi Uraybi's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 73 years old?

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Occupation Writer, editor-in-chief photographer, photojournalist, film director, television director, film producer, television producer, radio producer, lecturer, graphic designer and digital artist
Age 73 years old
Zodiac Sign Pisces
Born 15 March 1942
Birthday 15 March
Birthplace Al-Sabri, Benghazi, Libya
Date of death (2015-04-03)2015-04-03
Died Place N/A
Nationality Libya

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Fathi Uraybi Net Worth

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1985

Specialized teaching: Uraybi, too, specialized in the field of education. He was appointed lecturer by Garyounis University, in which he taught "Preparing for Radio and Television Programs" course in 1985, and "Photography" course in 1997.

1975

Art: After spending many years working as a freelancer, Uraybi decided to devote his time to organizing his photographic archives and independently pursue his profession in the fields of art and photography. He designed book covers and posters, and used his computer to leaning graphic art in his art studio, which he referred to as "Piegon’s Nest" in 1975.

1969

Uraybi completed a number of courses in the fields of filmmaking and writing. He learned about cinematography and montage at Arri Academy in 1969 in Germany, screenwriting and directing at Visnews in 1978 in London, and screenwriting at Arab Center for Radio and Television Training in 1988 in Damascus. He was recognized for his exceptional work by the latter two firms at which he was taught. Firstly, he was ranked first by Visnews for his documentary film, "Life in Wax," which is about the wax museum in London, Madame Tussauds. Secondly, he obtained a Certificate of Appreciation with Distinction for screenwriting "The Red Flower," which is a film about a young boy who offers his shoe-cleaning services for people on the streets.

1964

Photography and Cinematography: In his early years, Uraybi worked as a photojournalist for «Al-Haqiqa» Benghazi newspaper, which was for a period of four years, namely from 1964 to 1968, and then for «Al Iza’a» and «Libya Al-Haditha» magazines in the city of Tripoli. He then shifted to the field of cinematography, in which he specialized in the production of newsreels and documentary films, and served as the representative of the Illustration Magazine of Libya, which was issued by the Department of Media and Culture of the Ministry of Information in Libya. Moreover, Uraybi was entrusted by the management of Libyan television to establish its cinematography department and technical laboratories. In addition, Uraybi organized over 60 solo as well as collective exhibitions within Libya and abroad. Few of these exhibitions took place in Arab cities, such as Damascus, Baghdad, Alexandria, Cairo and Tunis, while others in foreign cities, including Athens, Rome, Valletta, Paris, London and Leicester. His first exhibition ever was held in Benghazi 1965, which was among the complementary activities organized by Annajma Football Club. More of his contributions in the field included directing a series of short cinematographic films.

1942

Fathi Uraybi (Arabic: فتحي العريبي; 15 March 1942 – 2 April 2015) was a Libyan freelance writer and artist. He offered his services in multiple fields; including photography, filmmaking, education, and graphic design. He was the editor-in-chief of Kraassi magazine, which is the leading electronic magazine that discusses chairs in literature and art in the Arabic language, and, later, in all world languages. He directed and produced six cinematographic films and seven television programs, contributed in the establishment of some of the departments of the Libyan television, and hosted over 60 exhibitions locally and abroad. He also served as a lecturer of two courses at Garyounis University. Additionally, he was a member of many clubs, associations and syndicates.